St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-17
front of the YIN. C. A. building, on
Ninth and Wabasha streets.
SOCIAL GOSSIP
Among the Fitting Pleasure
Seekers Here and Elsewhere.

The GLoBE tower was visited by several
hundred visitors yesterday Among the
guests TO the GLOBE tower were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Maxwell, OF California; Mr. and Mrs.
Schumier,of Texas; Mr.. and Mrs shandrews,
accompaniedby a party OF young Indies from
st. Louis. and the Misses Haskell, of Burling-
ton. The Red Wing band, comprising A. b.
Morgan, v. n. Erickson, l.. j. Romdenne, A.
F. Wilcox. g. e. Wilcox, Charles Connant,
Charles Wickstrom, Ben Melander, j. M.
Webb William Melander, L. P. Fellett,
George Hawkins g. ID. Ashelmand, II.
Sh saP William lillian b RenRey l. 0hsmplin
saltwater; II. G, Heath. La Crosse; George
ID. Heath, Plattsburgh N T.; S. B. Oatman
La Crosse, Wis.,; George Potts, G. n. Line, l..
e; Soek Teao; Mango; a. G. Cooke, w. G.
D; d. Dayton Preston; r., q. Bachelor,
GhaTes Kidder Winon ne J. V Harris hS SeG
York city: ". II. Hodge, New York city;
Valley; Capt. D. r Sfrobeck, George Range,
W. W. Warner, Wakefield, Mich; HI. Aus
tin, La Crescent; W. E. Brimhall,
d. A. Webster, j. II. McGurnesse, LIE
Sueur; LAWRENCE Koran, Chicago; B.
Derfng, Lakeland; Mrs. a. J. Fall, B. NJ.
Semners, George Eisenbran, Red Wing; NJ.
qR. Dresbirch, Dodge Center; A. Norman, Me-
nomonie, Wis; NJ. Norman, Freedom; H. j..
u. ID. IL,
New York city; C.B. Davis, Duluth Edward j.
Found, Neworleans II. w. Kellogg, Northfeld !;
M. T. Foley. George Rowles William Sulli-
van. NJ. Reardon, Miss Anna Magore, r. A.
Castle, Miss NJ. j. Mulverhifl, W: s. o'Brien,
Miss Sadie West P. McCollum, Morris; Mrs.
Ed. G. Hart Eau Claire, Wis; r. l.. Graham,
British Columbia; Mrs. Graham, Montreal.
Canada; Charles W. Austin, Window; Alfred
Anderson, Davenport, 10.
The Central Park society met at the resi-
dence of DR.. Forbes last Thursday evening,
and 1t proved to be one of the most success
full of their series. The membership is in
creasing in numbers, and the debates and
essays were rendered in a bright and enthusi-
astic manner. AT the next meeting the
society will considera period in American
history.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Edith M. Keller, Oldest daughter OF Mrs. A.
TheodoreS. Cogswell. Jr. The wedding will
take place privately at the Keller family
residence, ''Eichenwald,' nextMonday even
ing.
The marriage of Miss Mollie Murphy of st.
Paul, and Andrew Tanning. of Chatham,
Ont, occurred Tuesday evening ait 1880 in
ST. Joseph's church by Rev. Father Religh.
G. W. Sherwood and family have returned
to their city residence, 3S7 Maria avenue,
after rustic8ting on their farm at Sheldon,
TO-. during the past season.
Harry Ewing, one of the Select Knights
Ewing, are the guests of G. w. Sherwood for
several days.
E. E. Redmond. of Mapleton. accompanied
by Mrs Charles Redmond, Miss Mary Barnes
and Miss Ashton, were guests in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. E. P. Horton, of Tilton street, will
leave next week, accompanied by her son,
for California. where they will spend the
winter.
Mrs, Ella Hall and Mrs. DIR. Bacon, of Mill
neapolis, were among the admirers of the
fireworks last evening in the city.
Mrs. Van Gerder and family accompanied
Mrs. j. w. Boxeu home from Flandrau, Oak,
and will remain several weeks.
Mrs. George Thayer, Spencer, To-, accom-
panied by Mrs. j. B. McGrew, was visiting
relatives in the city yesterday.
Miss Helen D. Wright has returned to Chi
cago to resume her studies at Mrs. Loring'
school for young ladies.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Reid and Mr. and Mrs
Shepley, of Minneapolis, occupied box at
the Grand last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. J. Egleston and Mr. and
Mrs H. n. Smith, of Spencer, TO-, visited the
State Fair yesterday.
Mt. and Mrs. Phil Duvey. of Sioux City, Ia,
left for home last evening, after taking in the
Fair and Exposition.
Miss Mabel Denny, of jamestown, Oak, is
the guest of friends in the city.